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another futile “war” into which will be thrown money and effort better spent elsewhere. the participants will engage in this behavior regardless of the opinions (and legislation) of others. legalization provides at least SOME protections.
and finally, those that are socially excluded have an outlet for “uncorking” (sorry about the pun) energy that may otherwise find violent outlet.
Look forward to the documentary. Where will we be able to get it?
Our country is so puritanical, I’m surprised that RI let this slip for so many years. But even in states that have fairly solid prostitution/solicitation laws (like Florida), it’s still fairly common to see AMP’s and ‘Lingerie Modeling’ places in business. Sure, they’ll bust a few, but the same places will be back in business in the same location within a month. Just too much money in it I guess.
I agree with the previous poster, the government should not be involved and waste our money fighting this. Just decriminalize it already.
March 7, 2008 at 1:40 pm
Nevada only has selected counties, so Rhode Island is the only State with legal prostitution.
March 9, 2008 at 1:52 pm
another futile “war” into which will be thrown money and effort better spent elsewhere. the participants will engage in this behavior regardless of the opinions (and legislation) of others. legalization provides at least SOME protections.
and finally, those that are socially excluded have an outlet for “uncorking” (sorry about the pun) energy that may otherwise find violent outlet.
May 28, 2008 at 11:08 pm
Look forward to the documentary. Where will we be able to get it?
Our country is so puritanical, I’m surprised that RI let this slip for so many years. But even in states that have fairly solid prostitution/solicitation laws (like Florida), it’s still fairly common to see AMP’s and ‘Lingerie Modeling’ places in business. Sure, they’ll bust a few, but the same places will be back in business in the same location within a month. Just too much money in it I guess.
I agree with the previous poster, the government should not be involved and waste our money fighting this. Just decriminalize it already.